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News Archive

September 2020

Citizen Times
Mission Hospital RNs have voted to unionize. What happens now?
Newsday
New paid and unpaid sick-leave law offers protections to NY workers
NJ - Star Ledger
Op-Ed: On Labor Day let's honor workers by protecting their lives
Spectrum
Professors Reflect on First Presidential Debate
Business Insider
The 6 fundamental skills you need to win any argument, according to the coach of one of the world's best college debate teams
Wall Street Journal
The Science Behind WFH Dressing for Zoom
The New Republic
There Is No Such Thing as a Conservative Workers' Movement
WITF
This Labor Day, unions face new pressure and possibilities due to COVID-19
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
U.S. fashion industry's history is steeped in labor unions
U.S. job growth slows further in August
Citizen Times
Union prevails in Mission nurses' election. National Nurses United to represent workforce
White Coats, Black Scientists
Forbes
Why Empowerment, Not Monitoring, Will Drive Success In The Remote Work Age
With elections and shutdown risk looming, pressure grows for stimulus deal
Protecting Domestic Workers’ Rights
Cornell Chronicle
Four Cornellians Tapped for NYS Climate Advisory Panels
Dean Colvin Welcomes Sara Nelson to WORK!
Using Data for Policy
Ginsburg Impacted as Student and Jurist by Konvitz
Kircher Paper Offers Options for Slowing COVID-19
Creativity Cliff Illusion: ILR Research
Yang-Tan Institute Part of NSF Project
Cornell Chronicle
Greer Named an Engaged Faculty Fellow
syracuse.com
Inside CNY's job disaster: What industries fell off a cliff?
Bloomberg
The Fed Has a Credibility Issue on Inflation
Patricia Campos-Medina Joins Worker Institute Leadership Team
Q&A with Michele Belot
Group Ties Can Lead to Discriminatory Behavior
Cornell Chronicle
Avgar part of NSF Future of Work project

August 2020

The Buffalo News
Another Voice: Government subsidization requires representation
At the mercy of the machine
Wall Street Journal
Black workers in Buffalo face bigger share of coronavirus impact 
Desire to be in a group leads to harsher judgment of others
Bloomberg Law
EEOC Pilot Programs to Resolve Bias Complaints Raise Questions
Goldilocks' Automation: Not Too Much, Not Too Little
Healthcare Dive
Healthcare gains jobs in July, but still down 800K from February
How Police Union Embezzlement, Including A $83,000 Theft In Somerville, Affects Public Trust
How to picnic in a pandemic, according to experts
Non-working parents can receive up to $200 to care for their children during the pandemic
Pathogeny for U.S. withdrawal fever
cortlandstandard.net
School districts prep for fall and potential reopening
The Washington Post
Strike? Boycott? When athletes stopped playing, the arguments of wording began.
Axios
The statistics crisis
Yahoo! Finance
Too many diversity initiatives are neglecting junior Black employees. We can fix that.
Bloomberg
U.S. Government Acts to Reduce Distortion in Jobless-Claims Data
Bloomberg Law
Uber, Lyft Won't Eliminate Legal Fights With New Business Models
Why customers don't ask for help when they should
CNBC
Why experts say the NBA protest is a strike, not a boycott
Latest Episode of WORK! Now Available
Marketplace
Some companies help employees cover costs of working from home

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